Thomas Warwick
I’m a graduate Master of Chemistry who defected to the world of biosciences to complete a Ph.D. in Structural Biology at the University of Nottingham. My expertise lies in the structural analysis of chemicals, membrane proteins, and protein/DNA complexes via X-ray crystallography. Applications of these structures include therapeutic intervention of bacterial diseases, photovoltaic materials, and allosteric ion-receptors. When I’m not applying my faculties to all things protein expression, I am usually cycling, camping, or drinking tea.
Articles by Thomas Warwick
Discover how to easily draw proteins and nucleic acids using molecular visualization tools with our step-by-step tutorial.
Excess detergent in your membrane proteins samples can cause you serious headaches. We’ve got you covered with 6 ways you can remove excess detergent from membrane proteins.
Looking to engineer a crystal? Here are some key parameters to optimize to give you the maximum chance of success at crystallizing protein DNA–complexes.
Discover a better way to improve the expression of your insoluble and inactive proteins using osmotic shock.
Working with membrane proteins can be tricky. Read on to get tried-and-tested tips and tricks for expressing, extracting, and purifying these water-phobic proteins.